It was the example used and the list from that website its tough to tell which companies were satellite offices vs which were corporate/research HQ.

Not trying to belittle Austin - I know they have a tech scene - and I know every city is trying to capitalize on marketing their city as the next silicon valley (which is such a ridiculous thing to do for an incredibly long list of reasons).

I think Apple’s campus here is already bigger than anything they’ve got anywhere else, short of the giant UFO in Cupertino, and they’re still planning on expanding.

Amazon is here, and again they have a number of buildings in the Domain area. I think it might be their second or third largest site, behind HQ and possibly HQ2.

Of course Dell is here. Google doesn’t have much of a presence, yet.

There are lots of other companies that have massive presence here in Austin. Tesla is highly unlikely to be the biggest.

>it might be their second or third largest site, behind HQ and possibly HQ2.

Amazon largeset office presence outside of seattle (and bellevue which come consider seperate) is SouthBay cali, followed then by HQ2

Feels like they've moved on to Miami as the next SV. Maybe that means Austin is the next Seattle.